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Short #71 - Brazing, Is Patching OK?
In this short podcast episode, Bryan talks about brazing and soldering. He also weighs in on patching and if it is an allowable repair.
Brazing is when you use a dissimilar metal to join metals at a temperature above 842°F, and soldering occurs at temperatures below that. (Welding occurs when you use the same metal as a joining metal.) In our trade, we generally use soldering on copper plumbing and brazing on line sets. We also often call brazing alloys "solders," such as silver solder.
When making a joint, you want to have a sufficient (but not oversized) gap between the male and female…
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